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Wuthering Waves at Esplanade: Everything You Need to Know for 26 Sep

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Sixteen days. That’s all that stands between Singapore and the final Asian stop of the Wuthering Waves Concert Tour “To the New World” — a show so in demand that it sold out alongside every other date on the Asian leg of the tour. If you scored tickets to the 26 September performance at Esplanade Theatre, here’s everything you need to know before you go.

Wuthering Waves Concert at Esplanade Theatre — The Basics

Kuro Games’ open-world action RPG brings its full orchestral world to Singapore’s most iconic arts venue. The concert is produced in partnership with Euphoric Production and Street Festival, and promises an audio-visual experience built around reimagined versions of the Solaris-3 soundtrack — epic battle themes, emotional character ballads, and fan-favourite region tracks, all performed live with guest vocalists.

  • Date: Saturday, 26 September 2026
  • Time: 8:00 PM SGT
  • Venue: Esplanade Theatre, 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981
  • Duration: Approximately 140 minutes — no intermission
  • Minimum age: No admission for children below 10; children aged 10 and above must have a purchased ticket

Tickets were priced between S$78 and S$188 across multiple tiers (Standard: S$98–S$188; Restricted View: S$78–S$138), with a two-ticket purchase limit per patron via SISTIC. The primary allocation is now sold out, but secondary-market listings remain available through platforms such as Viagogo.

What to Expect at the Show

Wuthering Waves World Tour “To the New World” Official Trailer — via Wuthering Waves on YouTube

Based on reports from the earlier sold-out stops in Shanghai, Tokyo, Seoul, and Taipei, the production is a full-scale concert event — not a DJ set or ambient experience. Expect a live orchestra and vocalists performing across the breadth of WW’s two-year soundtrack catalogue, paired with immersive stage lighting and dynamic character visuals synced to the music. The Esplanade Theatre’s world-class acoustics make it a fitting venue for a score as cinematic as Solaris-3’s.

Wuthering Waves open world landscape with floating cliffs, waterfalls, and cherry blossoms
Image courtesy of Kuro Games

The official setlist for the Singapore show has been released by Kuro Games — check the official Wuthering Waves Facebook page for the full track lineup if you want to go in prepared. For everyone else, the surprise is half the fun.

Exclusive Concert Merchandise

Concert-goers can look forward to an exclusive merchandise line at the venue. Premium ticket-tier holders receive a bundle of physical collectibles, confirmed to include:

  • Holographic Bag
  • Commemorative Ticket Stub
  • “Unwavering Startorch” Lyric Sheet
  • Concert Tour Setlist booklet
  • Clear Folder

Arrive early if you plan to browse — merch tables at the earlier Asian stops sold through select items well before showtime.

The Tour That Swept Asia

Wuthering Waves Solaris-3 futuristic ring structures soaring above the clouds
Image courtesy of Kuro Games

The “To the New World” world tour kicked off in Shanghai on 17–18 July 2026, celebrating two years since Wuthering Waves launched globally. Every subsequent stop — Tokyo (22 Aug), Seoul (29 Aug), Taipei (5 Sep) — sold out completely, and Singapore followed the same pattern within days of tickets going on sale on 2 July.

Singapore is the last Asian stop before the tour closes in Los Angeles at Peacock Theater on 17 October, where AXS tickets are still available for fans making the trip stateside.

Can’t Make It? Here’s What You Can Still Do

If the primary sale passed you by, secondary-market platforms have listings, though prices run above face value. Kuro Games also shares highlights and full recap videos from each stop on the official Wuthering Waves YouTube channel — the Shanghai concert recording is already up there for free, giving a strong sense of what the Singapore evening will look like.

For more Singapore gaming and pop-culture events, keep an eye on GameTrader — September is shaping up to be a big month for local fans.

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FLOW Naruto Rock World Tour Hits Singapore 24 September

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If you managed to score tickets to FLOW’s NARUTO THE ROCK World Tour at Esplanade Theatre this Thursday, 24 September — well done. The Singapore leg has officially sold out, and based on what audiences at earlier stops have reported, it is going to be one of the most emotionally charged Naruto live music experiences the region has ever staged.

What Is the FLOW NARUTO THE ROCK World Tour?

FLOW are the Japanese rock band behind three of the most beloved Naruto theme songs ever recorded: “GO!!!” (original series opening 4), “Sign” (Shippuden opening 6), and “GOLD” (Boruto opening 2). The Naruto the Rock concept turns that legacy into a full-scale live event — a world tour where FLOW performs not just their own Naruto tracks but also covers of iconic songs by other artists from the franchise’s run, drawing on their 2024 covers album FLOW THE COVER ~NARUTO Shibari~.

This Asia & Australia run is the fourth and final stage of the global tour, following sold-out shows in Europe, North America, and Latin America. Singapore (24 September) is the only Southeast Asian city on this leg before the band moves on to Bangkok (two dates: 26 and 27 September, a second show added due to demand), Taipei (18 October), Manila (20 October), and then Melbourne and Sydney in late October.

Asia tour announcement — via FLOW Official YouTube Channel on YouTube

The Setlist: 24 Years of Naruto Anthems, Performed Live

Based on documented setlists from earlier tour stops, the Singapore show will span the full Naruto timeline across 20-plus songs. FLOW’s own originals — “GO!!!”, “Sign,” “GOLD,” “Re:member,” “Niji no Sora,” “Viva★Rock,” and “Yura Yura” — sit alongside live covers of era-defining tracks from the franchise’s other artists:

  • “Haruka Kanata” — original by Asian Kung-Fu Generation (Naruto OP 2)
  • “Hero’s Come Back!!” — original by nobodyknows+ (Shippuden OP 1)
  • “Blue Bird” — original by Ikimono-gakari (Shippuden OP 3)
  • “CLOSER” — original by Joe Inoue (Shippuden OP 4)
  • “Silhouette” — original by KANA-BOON (Shippuden OP 16)

Official Naruto animation plays on screen behind the band throughout — synced to each track, tracing the story from Team 7’s early missions through Shippuden and into the Boruto era. Earlier tour stops in Europe and the Americas drew consistent responses from fans who described a cumulative emotional effect that builds through the night.

FLOW band members posing in front of the Hokage stone monument for the Naruto Rock World Tour 2026
Image courtesy of FLOW

Singapore: Thursday, 24 September 2026 at Esplanade Theatre

Esplanade Theatre, 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore — doors open 7pm, show at 8pm. Tickets were priced at S$78–S$198 via SISTIC, but the official FLOW tour poster now shows the Singapore date as sold out. Fans without tickets can monitor the SISTIC listing for any released returns, and keep an eye on secondary platforms — though resale premiums for a sold-out show at Esplanade will be significant.

Note that this Asia leg has no Japan dates at all, confirmed on the official Naruto website — making Singapore and the neighbouring regional cities the only places on Earth where fans can catch this show live in 2026. For anyone planning travel to Bangkok or Manila, both cities still have upcoming dates.

FLOW NARUTO THE ROCK World Tour 2026 4th Stage Asia and Australia tour dates poster showing Singapore sold out
Image courtesy of FLOW

About FLOW

FLOW formed in Osaka in 1998 and have spent over 25 years in Japanese rock and anime music circles. The five-piece — vocalist Keigo, vocalist/guitarist Koshi, guitarist Take, bassist Got’s, and drummer Iwasaki — broke through internationally with “GO!!!” in 2004 and have maintained a dedicated global fanbase through their Naruto-connected discography. Across the original series, Shippuden, and Boruto, FLOW have contributed more original theme songs to the Naruto franchise than any other single act. Find more upcoming concerts and events in Singapore on GameTrader.

Naruto characters including Naruto, Sasuke, Sakura, Gaara, Hinata and others in official key art
Image courtesy of FLOW / Naruto

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NieR:Orchestra Concert 12026 — Singapore, Asia’s Only Show

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Singapore is getting one of the most coveted gaming concerts of 2026 — and it is the only Asian date on the entire tour. NieR:Orchestra Concert 12026 [YoRHa] arrives at The Star Performing Arts Centre on 28 November 2026, bringing a full orchestra, choir, and newly commissioned story content to NieR fans across the region.

What Is NieR:Orchestra Concert 12026 [YoRHa]?

Produced by AWR Music Productions and Square Enix, the 12026 tour is a brand-new evolution of the acclaimed NieR:Orchestra Concert 12024 [the end of data]. Rather than a straight revival, it introduces an entirely new narrative thread: episodes drawn from the Pearl Harbor Descent Operation, a prequel to NieR:Automata. The story is told through recorded recitations voiced by the original Japanese cast — Yui Ishikawa (2B / No.2), Reina Tanaka (No.4), Mio Hanana (No.21), and Chihira Mochida (No.16) — woven into the live orchestral performance.

NieR Orchestra Concert 12026 — full orchestra performing with the key art projected on a giant screen
Image courtesy of NieR Concerts / AWR Music Productions

What to Expect on the Night

The Singapore performance runs from 7:30 PM to 10:00 PM (two hours fifteen minutes) at The Star Performing Arts Centre, 1 Vista Exchange Green. Leading the show is conductor Eric Roth, with the Resound Collective Orchestra and the ACJC Alumni Choir performing live. Original NieR vocalists Emi Evans and J’Nique Nicole join on stage for iconic tracks spanning the series.

Making the Singapore night especially rare: game director Yoko Taro and composer Keiichi Okabe will be in attendance as special guests — the creative duo who built the entire NieR universe from the ground up.

Conductor Eric Roth leading the NieR Orchestra Concert
Image courtesy of NieR Concerts / AWR Music Productions

Official Trailer

NieR: Orchestra Concert — Official Trailer, via IGN on YouTube

Tickets, VIP and How to Book

Tickets are on sale now via SISTIC. The standard VIP Meet & Greet packages are already sold out — they included post-concert access to Yoko Taro, Keiichi Okabe, Eric Roth, Emi Evans, and J’Nique Nicole for photos and autographs. A limited number of VIP tickets may return to sale, so it is worth monitoring the SISTIC listing. General admission seats are still available.

This is the only NieR:Orchestra Concert stop in Asia on the entire 12026 world tour, which runs from August 2026 through March 2027 across North America and Europe before landing in Singapore. If you are a NieR or NieR:Automata fan in the region, this is your one shot. Grab the date — 28 November 2026, The Star Performing Arts Centre — and check out other upcoming gaming and anime events on GameTrader for the full picture.

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Hige Dandism in Singapore: Concert + Pop-Up at 313@Somerset

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If you’ve watched Tokyo Revengers, Spy x Family, or Blue Box, you already know Official Hige Dandism — even if you didn’t realise it. The Japanese pop-rock quartet behind some of the biggest anime opening themes of the last few years is in Singapore this August, and there’s still a way to be part of the action even if the concert is sold out.

Concert at The Star Theatre — 21 August, 8PM

Official Hige Dandism Asia Tour 2026 Singapore concert poster at The Star Theatre
Image courtesy of Official Hige Dandism / SOZO

OFFICIAL HIGE DANDISM ASIA TOUR 2026 comes to The Star Theatre (1 Vista Exchange Green, Singapore 138617) on Friday, 21 August 2026. Doors open at 7:00 PM, show starts at 8:00 PM. The one-night-only showcase is presented by SOZO, with tickets originally priced from S$98 (CAT 7) to S$288 (CAT 1).

All tickets are now sold out — the official site confirmed the full sell-out with a note thanking fans for the support. If you’re still hoping to attend, secondary platforms are your best bet; demand has been high across the region.

Official Hige Dandism Asia Tour 2026 Singapore seating chart and ticket price categories for The Star Theatre
Image courtesy of Official Hige Dandism / SOZO

Ticket holders can also grab the Asia Tour 2026 concert merchandise — the range includes a Singapore City Exclusive Keyholder (S$13), Asia Tour T-Shirts in off-white or black (S$59 each), a Hawaiian Shirt (S$80), a towel (S$30), a rubberband (S$12) and a passport case (S$25). Pre-orders run through the official concert-goods store until 19 August at higedansgp26shop.sozolive.asia, with walk-in sales at The Star Theatre on show day.

Official Hige Dandism Asia Tour 2026 concert merchandise catalogue with Singapore prices
Image courtesy of Official Hige Dandism / SOZO

Still Open: Pop-Up at 313@Somerset, 15–23 August

The Official Hige Dandism 2026 Asia Pop-Up at 313@Somerset runs from 15 to 23 August 2026 and is open to everyone — no ticket required. Its lineup is separate from the concert merchandise: the store carries 20 specially curated items, headlined by a set of Singapore City Exclusives you won’t find at the tour’s other pop-up cities:

  • Singapore City Exclusive LED Magnet
  • Singapore City Exclusive T-Shirt
  • Singapore City Exclusive Poster

Beyond the city exclusives, the pop-up stocks LP coasters inspired by the band’s album artwork, random keychains, bandanas, tote bags, and live concert posters. Fans can also pick up past albums and special releases, including the recently released Official Hige Dandism LIVE at STADIUM 2025 on DVD, Blu-ray and CD. Running alongside the store is an Official Hige Dandism × PHOTOISM photo-booth collaboration, live from 1 August to 30 September 2026.

The Anime Connection — Why Singapore Fans Know This Band

Official Hige Dandism (正式名称: Official髭男dism) have quietly racked up more anime soundtrack credits than most J-rock acts of their generation. If any of these sound familiar, that’s them:

  • “Cry Baby” — opening theme of Tokyo Revengers Season 1 (2021)
  • “Mixed Nuts” — opening theme of Spy x Family (2022)
  • “Same Blue” — opening theme of Blue Box (2024)

Beyond anime, their single “Pretender” helped introduce the band to listeners across Southeast Asia, and their genre-blending sound — pop, rock, jazz, and soul in the same breath — has earned them a cross-generational fanbase with over 10 billion cumulative streams globally.

OFFICIAL HIGE DANDISM — MIXED NUTS (Spy x Family OP) via Official髭男dism on YouTube
Official髭男dism — Cry Baby (Tokyo Revengers OP) via Official髭男dism on YouTube

The pop-up at 313@Somerset is worth a visit even if you couldn’t get concert tickets — Singapore-exclusive merch from a sold-out Japan culture show doesn’t come around often. For more Singapore events, keep it locked to GameTrader.

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Kuro Games Reveals Wuthering Waves: Elysium Animated Series

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Two sold-out nights at Shanghai’s SPD Bank Oriental Sports Centre closed this weekend with a reveal Singapore’s Wuthering Waves community has been hoping for: the game is getting a full animated series.

Wuthering Waves: Elysium Animated Series Reveal! — via Wuthering Waves on YouTube

Wuthering Waves: Elysium — The Series Kuro Onroad Will Make

Kuro Games announced the animated adaptation under the title Wuthering Waves: Elysium, with production handled by Kuro Onroad — a brand-new in-house animation studio launched specifically for this and future projects. Keeping production inside the company is a deliberate call: Kuro Games says the setup gives them full creative control over art direction, visual effects, and production timelines for their multimedia adaptations.

Wuthering Waves Solaris — a breathtaking vista of floating cliffs and cherry blossom forests
Image courtesy of Kuro Games

The announcement trailer debuted on 17 July as part of the “To the New World” world concert tour’s Shanghai opening dates. It’s a short teaser — story details, a release window, and streaming platform are all still to come. But the key visual itself does a lot of heavy lifting: five characters from the game’s roster are shown in dramatic individual portrait frames, with a striking white-haired, fox-eared figure taking centre stage.

No production credits beyond Kuro Onroad, no confirmed voice cast, no episode count. Kuro Games is playing this one as a slow reveal, with updates to be shared through the Kuro Onroad account on X.

Why an In-House Studio Matters

The decision to build Kuro Onroad rather than license production to a third-party studio is worth paying attention to. When game studios bring animation in-house — or build dedicated multimedia arms — the results tend to track the source material’s visual identity more faithfully than licensed productions often do.

A tranquil town district in Wuthering Waves with autumn trees and traditional architecture
Image courtesy of Kuro Games

Wuthering Waves has one of the more distinctive art directions in the action RPG space: its environments blend post-apocalyptic sci-fi infrastructure with Chinese landscape painting aesthetics in a way that is genuinely difficult to translate into animation without the team who built it. Kuro Onroad having full control over that translation process is the right call for a franchise that lives and dies by its visual world-building.

Singapore Rovers: Your Concert Stop Is Esplanade, 26 September

The Shanghai dates where Elysium was revealed are the opening leg of a wider “To the New World” world tour. Singapore Rovers, your stop has been confirmed for some time — and now you know what the crowd in Shanghai got to see first.

Wuthering Waves — a grand ceremonial arch gate surrounded by red autumn foliage and floating platforms
Image courtesy of Kuro Games

The Wuthering Waves Concert Tour “To the New World” is scheduled for Esplanade Theatre on Saturday, 26 September 2026 at 8pm SGT. Tickets went on sale via SISTIC on 2 July, and the Singapore show has reportedly sold out alongside other Asia stops on the tour. If you’re still looking for tickets, check SISTIC for any released hold allocations, and keep an eye on community resale boards if you want a face-value option.

What to Expect Next from Kuro Onroad

Wuthering Waves — a celestial nighttime vista seen through an ornate archway over a glowing blue lake
Image courtesy of Kuro Games

Kuro Games is directing the community to @Kuro_Onroad on X for Elysium updates as production moves forward. Given that the tour extends through late 2026 and into 2027, the next major reveal is likely to coincide with another concert stop or a significant in-game version drop rather than arriving out of the blue.

For now the announcement is clear enough on intent: Kuro Games is treating Wuthering Waves as a long-term multimedia franchise, not just a live-service game. For the Singapore and SEA community that has made WuWa one of the region’s most-played RPGs since its 2024 launch, Elysium is one more reason to stay invested.

Follow our Manga & Anime coverage and Game News section for updates as Kuro Onroad shares more.

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Mika Nakashima Is Playing Singapore on 17 July 2026

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The voice of Nana Osaki. The singer of Darling in the FranXX‘s unforgettable opening theme. Mika Nakashima is bringing her Asia Tour 2026 to Singapore, and she plays The Star Theatre on 17 July 2026. If you’ve been sleeping on this, now is the time to act — tickets are already on sale via SISTIC.

Mika Nakashima Asia Tour 2026 in Singapore — The Star Theatre, 17 July
Image courtesy of Red Spade Entertainment

Who Is Mika Nakashima?

If you’ve spent any time in the anime world over the past two decades, you’ve already heard Mika Nakashima — you may just not have known her name. Born in Kyoto in 1983, she debuted as a singer in 2002 and quickly became one of Japan’s most recognisable voices.

For Singapore fans, two songs likely stand out most. The first is “KISS OF DEATH” (produced by HYDE), the electrifying opening theme for Darling in the FranXX (2018, A-1 Pictures / TRIGGER), which has racked up over 45 million streams on YouTube alone. The second is her role as Nana Osaki in the beloved 2006 anime series NANA — she not only voiced the punk-rock icon but performed in character as the frontwoman of fictional band BLAST, delivering songs like “GLAMOROUS SKY” that became inseparable from the show’s identity.

Outside of anime, she is perhaps best known for “Yuki no Hana” (2003), her debut winter ballad that sold millions and spawned hit covers across Hong Kong, China, South Korea, and Singapore.

KISS OF DEATH（Produced by HYDE） — via Mika Nakashima on YouTube

What to Expect at The Star Theatre

The Singapore date marks a significant milestone: Mika Nakashima is celebrating her 25th debut anniversary on this tour, and the production reflects that. Audiences can expect a full band backed by live string arrangements, covering her iconic classics alongside more recent works. The set runs approximately 120 minutes and will be performed in Japanese.

The tour has already made stops across Asia — Bangkok, Taipei, and Kuala Lumpur came earlier in the year — before finishing in Osaka and Tokyo. Singapore is part of the final international leg, and the SISTIC listing confirms it is an intimate, high-production show.

Tickets and How to Book

Tickets are available now through SISTIC (online or +65 6636 0055). Pricing runs from S$128 to S$328, depending on seating category. The concert is presented by Red Spade Entertainment.

  • Date: Friday, 17 July 2026
  • Time: 8:00 PM (doors 6:30 PM)
  • Venue: The Star Theatre, The Star Performing Arts Centre, 1 Vista Exchange Green, Singapore 138617
  • Tickets: S$128 – S$328 via SISTIC

Last words

Singapore has always had a deep connection to Japanese pop and anime culture, and Mika Nakashima is one of those artists whose voice is woven into that history. Whether you grew up with NANA, were glued to Darling in the FranXX, or simply know “Yuki no Hana” by heart — this is a rare chance to hear those songs performed live, with a full band, in a city that truly gets it. Check out our other events for more upcoming shows in Singapore.

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RADWIMPS 20th Anniversary Concert Streams on Netflix This Saturday

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RADWIMPS — the Japanese band whose music defined a generation of anime films — is bringing their sold-out 20th anniversary live tour to Netflix worldwide this Saturday, June 20. If you have even the softest spot for Your Name, this is unmissable viewing for Singapore fans.

RADWIMPS – 賜物 / Tamamono [Official Live Video from “RADWIMPS 20th ANNIVERSARY LIVE TOUR”] — via RADWIMPS on YouTube

RADWIMPS 20th Anniversary Concert: What to Expect on Netflix

The Netflix special captures RADWIMPS performing at Tokyo’s Ariake Arena on December 27, 2025 — the closing night of a 17-show Japan tour that visited nine cities and sold out every single venue. The full performance runs to 21 songs including the encore, sweeping across the band’s two-decade catalogue.

The setlist draws from their latest album Anew alongside the career-defining anthems that anime fans around the world have come to love. Confirmed tracks on the night include “Tamamono,” “Sparkle,” “MAAFAKA,” “Tummy,” “Iindesuka?,” and “Hitsu Zetsu.” For those who have seen Your Name — and that is basically everyone — hearing “Sparkle” ring out across a packed Ariake Arena is a whole different experience.

RADWIMPS 20th Anniversary Live Tour promotional visual
Image courtesy of RADWIMPS

The Band That Scored Your Name, Weathering with You, and Suzume

Formed in Kanagawa in 2001, RADWIMPS built a decade of cult following in Japan before their partnership with director Makoto Shinkai on Your Name (2016) made them a household name worldwide. They went on to score Weathering with You (2019) and Suzume (2022), earning Japan Academy Awards for Best Original Score across all three — a triple sweep that cements them as the defining sonic voice of modern anime film.

The band’s music is now inseparable from those films for millions of fans. In Singapore, where all three Shinkai films were box-office hits, RADWIMPS have a devoted following that stretches well beyond typical J-rock audiences. The 20th anniversary tour is as much a celebration for those fans as it is for the band.

Blu-ray, DVD, and Bonus Guest Footage

If streaming once is not going to be enough, a Blu-ray and DVD release follows on August 12, 2026, priced at ¥6,800 (standard edition) or ¥8,300 for a limited edition with commemorative goods. The physical release also includes exclusive footage from the Yokohama Arena shows, featuring guest appearances by BUMP OF CHICKEN, Vaundy, and YOASOBI — none of which will be on Netflix. International pre-orders are expected to open on RADWIMPS’ overseas store ahead of the August release.

Last words

RADWIMPS last played Singapore in early 2024, and the energy in the room that night was proof of just how deeply their catalogue resonates here. The Netflix special — filmed at the peak of their 20th anniversary run — is the next best thing to being at Ariake Arena. Add it to your queue now: the concert lands on Netflix Singapore on June 20. For more Japan culture and anime music news, browse our News section.

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UNDERTALE Symphony Adds Second Singapore Night on 22 September

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Singapore Undertale fans who missed out on the first show just got a second chance — UNDERTALE: The Determination Symphony World Tour has announced an additional Singapore performance on Tuesday, 22 September 2026, following the rapid sell-out of its first Singapore show. If you’ve been waiting for the right moment, this is it.

UNDERTALE: The Determination Symphony — 25-piece live orchestra performs the iconic game soundtrack
Image courtesy of UNDERTALE: The Determination Symphony

Two Nights in the Underground, Singapore

The tour’s Singapore leg now spans two consecutive evenings. The original show on Monday, 21 September 2026 was the first to go on sale, and tickets are running extremely low. The newly announced second night on Tuesday, 22 September 2026 was added specifically to meet the overwhelming demand from Singapore fans who couldn’t secure a seat for the first show.

Both performances are ticketed through SISTIC (event code: undertale0926). Given how quickly the first show moved, fans should check availability as soon as possible.

UNDERTALE Singapore seating map showing the newly added second show
Image courtesy of UNDERTALE: The Determination Symphony

What the Concert Is — and Why Singapore Fans Are Losing It

UNDERTALE: The Determination Symphony is not a DJ set or a recorded soundtrack — it is a full 25-piece live orchestra performing Toby Fox’s iconic score with new arrangements, while gameplay footage is projected on a large screen above the stage. Audiences journey through every memorable location from the game in sequence: the Ruins, Snowdin, Waterfall, Hotland, and finally New Home.

Toby Fox himself described the experience with characteristic brevity: “UNDERTALE is a game with a lot of music, it’s good when skilled professionals play the music and people listen to it.”

The concert is produced by SOHO Live, a production of Lambert Jackson Productions in partnership with Materia Music — the same team behind other acclaimed game-music live shows. The 2026 World Tour spans four continents, with Singapore being one of the few confirmed Asia stops alongside other regional dates.

How to Get Tickets for the Singapore Shows

Tickets for both Singapore performances are available via SISTIC. Venue details are listed on the SISTIC event page — check there for the confirmed location, seating categories, and pricing in SGD. You can also follow the official tour account @undertalesymph on Instagram for the latest updates.

For more events and pop-culture happenings in Singapore, keep an eye on GameTrader.SG.

Last words

Singapore gets two nights of UNDERTALE, and that alone tells you something about the fanbase here. Toby Fox’s soundtrack has been part of many local gamers’ lives for over a decade — the Ruins theme, Megalovania, Hopes and Dreams — and hearing them played live by a full orchestra is a completely different experience. Whether you’re a long-time fan or someone whose kid has been obsessed with Undertale for the past year, both shows are worth every dollar. The first night is nearly gone. The second was added today. Move fast.